India, July 2 -- Pullman Hotels & Resorts today unveils its new global brand campaign, marking a significant milestone in the brand's evolution and reinforcing Pullman's position as one of the world's most progressive premium hospitality brands.

Campaign Essence

- Theme: Every Exchange Is a Trip - reframing hospitality as a space for creativity, collaboration, and cultural connection.

- Focus: Moves beyond destinations, spotlighting the energy of human interaction, cultural contrasts, and spontaneous exchange.

- Creative Direction: Shot in Dubai and Bangkok, designed to feel expressive, culturally connected, and story-driven.

Pullman xChange Paris

- Edition: Second global event (after Dubai).

- Venues: Pullman Paris Montparnasse & Pullman Paris Bercy.

- Attendees: 150+ media, influencers, creatives, and cultural voices.

- Contributors: Monika Jiang (loneliness researcher), Laura Francois (systems thinker), Gianfranco Chicco (writer/curator).

- Themes: Leadership, emotional connection, systems thinking, creative collaboration.

Leadership Voices

- Benoît Racle (Global Brand President, Accor Premium):

> "Pullman has always been shaped by exchange. We are evolving that legacy to connect storytelling, experiences, culture, and hospitality."

- Natasha Mohammed (VP Global Brand, Pullman):

> "Rather than traditional hospitality storytelling, we wanted to create an open invitation into moments of creativity, curiosity, and genuine human connection."

Strategic Outlook

- Global Reach: 150+ hotels in 40+ countries, with 60 new openings in the pipeline.

- Growth Target: On track to surpass 200 hotels within five years.

- Upcoming Openings: Pullman Hamilton (New Zealand), Pullman Nanjing Binjiang (China), Pullman Casa Bouskoura (Morocco).

This campaign positions Pullman as a progressive premium hospitality brand, blending cultural relevance with immersive experiences. It's less about rooms and rates, more about connection and creativity as the new luxury currency.

Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Travel Media.